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I've found two different cases where the output of faucet is mysteriously missing:
package.json:
"scripts": { "test": "faucet", "test-auto": "nodemon --exec 'npm test'", "test-auto2": "fsmonitor -s npm test" }
cli:
$ npm test > [email protected] test /Users/user/projects/test-config > faucet ✓ getGlobalConfig returns default when process.env is not set # tests 2 # pass 2 ✓ ok
$ npm run test-auto > [email protected] test-auto /Users/user/projects/test-config > nodemon --exec 'npm test' [nodemon] 1.9.1 [nodemon] to restart at any time, enter `rs` [nodemon] watching: *.* [nodemon] starting `npm test` > [email protected] test /Users/user/projects/test-config > faucet ^C
$ npm run test-auto2 > [email protected] test-auto2 /Users/user/projects/test-config > fsmonitor -s npm test Monitoring: ~/projects/test-config filter: **/ action: npm test npm test > [email protected] test /Users/user/projects/test-config > faucet ✓ getGlobalConfig returns default when process.env is not set # tests 2 # pass 2 ✓ ok ......
I initially created an issue with nodemon, but it was suggested that the issue could be with how faucet is detecting the stdout stream.
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I've found two different cases where the output of faucet is mysteriously missing:
package.json:
cli:
I initially created an issue with nodemon, but it was suggested that the issue could be with how faucet is detecting the stdout stream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: